With 20 years of experience in the financial services industry, Jason Groth is a wealth advisor and registered representative at Reliant Capital Group in San Diego. He has also been involved in numerous startup companies, including EVOasis, an all-electric vehicle charging business. Outside of work, Jason Groth remains active in his local community and was named Big Brother of the Year in 2010 by Big Brothers Big Sisters of San Diego County, which operates a program called Beyond School Walls. Beyond School Walls engages local businesses in mentoring local middle school youth. The program dates back to 2013, when Big Brothers Big Sisters of San Diego County launched its first site at the corporate office of Bumble Bee Seafood. Beyond School Walls gives companies the opportunity to engage children from local schools in a real-life work environment. Big Brothers Big Sisters fosters relationships between local businesses and middle schools, handling the recruitment and interview and screening processes, in addition to providing oversight during the 15 sessions throughout the year. The “Bigs” meet with their mentees twice each month for 90 minutes to build a rapport and address topics that help them in their personal growth and development as leaders. To learn more about the program, visit sdbigs.org/bsw.
An experienced entrepreneur and financial professional, Jason Groth helps guide clients towards their financial objectives in his role as a registered representative at Reliant Capital Group. Outside of his professional pursuits, Jason Groth enjoys serving his community through his participation with such charitable organizations as Big Brothers Big Sisters (BBBS) of San Diego County.The San Diego County chapter of BBBS helps connect local children to the mentors that can help them reach a more successful future. In order to continually provide these services, the organization relies on the support of the local community. One of the best ways in which individuals can help BBBS of San Diego County is through events such as the annual Golf Marathon, which will be celebrating its 24th year in 2017. On May 5th, BBBS of San Diego County will invite its guests to participate in a day of golf and other entertaining activities at the Sycuan Golf Resort. The day’s events will begin at 6:30am with a shotgun start, after which participants can play in either half or full marathon rounds of golf. Each player helps raise money for BBBS of San Diego County by running online fundraising pages. Those who collect the most donations will receive prizes during the Golf Marathon’s evening awards celebration. This year, the organization hopes to raise $170,000 in an effort to connect 100 children with mentors.
